Moët Hennessy Doctoral Data Scientist

Moët & Chandon, a prestigious name in the world of luxury wines and spirits, is part of the esteemed LVMH group. This conglomerate is renowned for its commitment to excellence and innovation across its diverse portfolio of luxury brands. The Robert-Jean de Vogüé Research Center, inaugurated in June 2021, serves as a hub for cutting-edge research and innovation in the wine and spirits sector, focusing on microbiology, plant physiology, process engineering, and sensory analysis.

1. Characterize and identify key indicators to measure the impact of climate change on raw materials.
2. Understand the dynamics underlying observed changes in raw materials.
3. Propose scenarios for professionals to enable medium and long-term action planning.
4. Integrate and standardize a significant set of metadata from analytical and sensory data collected over upcoming vintages.
5. Collaborate with a technological platform for metabolomic analyses and ensure data quality and traceability.
6. Develop multivariate analysis methods and advanced AI techniques to identify biomarkers reflecting climate change effects.
7. Construct mathematical models for potential evolution of physico-chemical and oenological properties.
8. Develop new spectroscopic indicators of raw material quality using chemometric methods.

1. Master's degree in Applied Mathematics, Statistics, or Chemometrics.
2. Proficiency in statistical tools for data mining and modeling.
3. Experience in database manipulation and programming with R, Python, C++, and SQL.
4. Autonomous and capable of working in a multidisciplinary scientific environment.
5. Curiosity and active participation in methodological choices.
6. Rigor, responsiveness, and ability to synthesize and report work progress.
7. Strong writing skills for protocols, reports, and summaries.
8. Interest in oenology and fermented beverage production.
9. Valid driver's license.

1. Statistical analysis and data modeling
2. Database management
3. Programming in R, Python, C++, SQL
4. Multidisciplinary collaboration
5. Methodological decision-making
6. Chemometric analysis
7. Scientific reporting
8. Oenological knowledge

Entry-level position suitable for recent graduates or those with minimal experience.

Master's degree in a relevant field.

The position offers a hybrid working model, allowing for a balance between on-site and remote work. It provides an opportunity to work within a dynamic research environment at the forefront of innovation in the wine and spirits industry.

Moët & Chandon fosters a culture of innovation and excellence, encouraging collaboration and interdisciplinary research. The company values curiosity, rigor, and a proactive approach to problem-solving, providing a stimulating environment for professional growth and development.